High-quality business video conferencing is moving beyond corporate rooms to mobile devices and the cloud, forcing many enterprises to rethink …
What's on the agenda at Oracle's OpenWorld conference?
With Oracle now in a self-imposed “quiet period” prior to its next quarterly earnings release, it’s not likely the company will make …
Compromising cloud security is necessary risk, experts say
Compromises in security are necessary to make cloud services easy to use for non-technical consumers, experts have said. The question …
Samsung Galaxy S III
If you’ve been also waiting for it, you know exactly what we’re talking about. Millions around the world have been …
EMC expands Mohammed Amin’s role to include Eastern Europe
EMC Corporation today announced that Mohammed Amin, EMC senior VP and regional manager currently responsible for EMC’s sales efforts in Turkey, Emerging Africa and the Middle East (TEAM), will now also oversee the fast-growing area of Eastern Europe
Tablets gaining on laptops and desktops for web purchases
Tablets are now nearly as popular as desktops and laptops for buying items on the web, according to data from …
IBM paper claims spintronics breakthrough
IBM researchers are claiming a huge breakthrough in spintronics, a technology that could significantly boost capacity and lower power use …
Outsourcing contracts decreasing: research
The number of new IT and business process outsourcing contracts worldwide dropped by 20 percent to 411 in the second …
Google to act on copyright violation
Google will now take reports of copyright violation into account when assigning search result rankings in order to give better …
Facebook privacy settlement approved by FTC
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has approved a settlement with Facebook related to charges that the site deceived consumers regarding …
Samsung details next-gen Exynos processor
Samsung has released more details about the Exynos 5 Dual dual-core mobile processor, which will be two times faster than …
'Gauss' cyberweapon targets Middle Eastern banks
An apparently state-sponsored cyberweapon dubbed ‘Guass’ has been unveiled which is targeting banks and individuals in a number of Middle …
BYOD doesn’t have to be a headache
The BYOD trend is fast gaining in the traction in the Middle East. Ramzi Itani, channel and alliance director – MENA believes this trend is making VARs sit up and take notice in order to effectively secure multiple devices across their own organisations as well as those of their customers.
Cisco readying a new Nexus switch
Cisco has another Nexus Ethernet data center switch in the works, this one with ultra-low latency and a more formidable rival …
Wearable technology to generate $6bn
Wearable, wireless devices capable of offering real-time data such as personal health information is expected to grow from 14 million …
High-speed Ethernet guide
With 100-gigabit Ethernet switches and routers starting to show up in enterprise networks, Corning Cable Systems gives us the lowdown on …
Apple's US iPad sales equivalent to 1 in 9 of population
Just how much does Apple dominate competitors in the U.S. tablet market? The question has always been one left to …
Samsung could face court penalty over lawyer's oversight
Samsung could face penalties from the U.S. District Court in Northern California after one of its lawyers involved in the …
Cloud criticism intensifies
Cloud computing has taken another blow this week following Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak’s comments about “horrendous” problems. Now, Mat Honan …
Gov surveillance malware monitors Middle East accounts
A sophisticated cyber surveillance tool that monitors financial transactions with Middle Eastern banks was ‘probably’ built by or …